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United expects to fly more than 50,000 passengers daily out of Denver this Thanksgiving week
With 845,000 people expected to fly through Denver International Airport for the Thanksgiving holiday, United Airlines has increased staffing and added flights.
American Airlines, United, and Delta Air Lines have been placed among the top U.S. carriers in a new global ranking.
An international flight headed to Cape Town, South Africa had to turn around and head back to New Jersey after an in-flight medical emergency.
A United Airlines flight from Newark to Cape Town, South Africa, spent eight hours in the air Sunday night only to return to New Jersey after a medical emergency, the airline has confirmed. The Boeing 787-9,
The Special Olympics ambassadors who work part-time as customer service representatives for United at Denver International Airport recently marked their fourth year on the job. Helene Carmona Schmidt, also a customer representative, works directly with the four employees and is a mentor to them.
A rogue weather balloon was revealed in a new report to be the mystery object that smashed into a United Airlines jet last month, shattering the windshield and showering the cockpit in glass as the plane cruised over Utah at 36,000 feet.
Travelers heading to O’Hare International and Midway airports this week can rest assured that a government-shutdown related national air traffic meltdown has been averted, airlines said.
Kind of like “virtual reality.” It’s not actually reality, in the same way the window seat you paid extra for on your long-haul flight might not actually have a window, but a blank wall instead. That’s the issue at the root of a multi-million class-action lawsuit filed against United Airlines,
The 236 passengers and 14 crew members onboard the Cape Town-bound United Airlines flight spent more than eight hours in the air before the plane landed back in New Jersey.
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United Airlines thinks it has a new solution for jet lag
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